Favorite concert films

[GLaDOS]

So, which in in your opinion is your favorite concert film(s)? It can be from bands, single artists, acts, etc.

Me, it would be...

Shine A Light - The Rolling Stones
The Song Remains The Same - Led Zeppelin

So, which are yours?

[Meeklo]

I love the unreleased Pink Floyd - The Wall Live from Earle's Court.

I also have to mention Green Day - Bullet In a Bible and The Strat Pack.

[X12Celtics3]

David Gilmour, Remember That Night

[dg5150]

Rush R30.

[X12Celtics3]

Originally Posted by dg5150

Rush R30.

This is also an excellent show. I bought in on DVD when it first came out.

[gunner89]

Incubus Alive At Red Rocks
Shine a Light - The Rolling Stones

[dg5150]

Originally Posted by X12Celtics3

This is also an excellent show. I bought in on DVD when it first came out.

So did I, but the BR is totally worth the double dip. DVD pales in comparison. The BR has 8 songs not included on the DVD, including YYZ.

[rpatt]

Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds: Live at Radio City Blu-ray
Yes: Live at Montreux
Jethro Tull: Live at Montreux

My favorite is, The Eagles - Farewell 1 Tour - Live From Melbourne. But unfortunately it is only on HD-DVD. I'll keep my HD-DVD player until this comes out on Blu-Ray.

[nathanp]

Talking Heads - Stop Making Sense is probably my fave.

[mikejet]

The Eagles have some awesome DVD's.

[GLaDOS]

What about the Anthology by The Beatles? It was shown on TV, and contained live footage of the band.

Then again, it's a documentary....

[kmccleave]

Does anyody know if the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Anniversary special that was on HBO recently is going to get a release? I was just able to catch a good amount of it over the holidays and was very impressed with what I saw.

[StriderPrime09]

The best concert film I've ever seen in U2 3D. Is anyone a fan of this particular concert flick? I thought it was incredible. I'm a huge U2 fan, so feel free to call me biased. I hope it comes to Blu-Ray soon.

[seeweda]

I don't watch many concerts and none on blu-ray but the 3 I have seen I have liked.

Queen - Live at Wembley
Metallic - S&M
No Doubt - Tragic Kingdom

[Pondosinatra]

The two greatest concert films are both by Jonathan Demme:

- Talking Heads - Stop Making Sense
- Neil Young - Heart of Gold

No arguments, no debates, the two greatest films.

[ManUtd]

Originally Posted by StriderPrime09

The best concert film I've ever seen in U2 3D. Is anyone a fan of this particular concert flick? I thought it was incredible. I'm a huge U2 fan, so feel free to call me biased. I hope it comes to Blu-Ray soon.

I'm also a U2 fan but I missed U2 3D at the theaters. I also hope a blu version gets released, even in 2D I'd take it.

[SDon1969]

I just finished watching The Police Certifiable blu-ray for the first time, it's top notch! Sting's vocals are strong and Stewart Copeland is just ridiculous on drums/percussion.

[toef]

Originally Posted by kmccleave

Does anyody know if the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Anniversary special that was on HBO recently is going to get a release? I was just able to catch a good amount of it over the holidays and was very impressed with what I saw.

I'd be interested in that too. For now I just have to deal with the copy on my DVR. Tom Morello looked like he felt a bit out of place at the end, when everyone came out to play one last song (I don't remember, but I think they played Higher and Higher).

[ulri4651]

Stop Making Sense